Social Studies, 17.06.2020 04:57, porfi

Two such differences were the concepts of "fail-safe" vs. "safe-to-fail" and "maximizing efficiency" vs. "maximizing adaptive capacity". Can you think of one specific example from your everyday experiences with the design/operation of your city that illustrates these differences? Provide either documentation of a catastrophic failure or a well-designed adoption which established Sustainability and Resilience. Provide links if necessary and a short paragraph.

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